James Stockton, a Florida pastor and former NAACP leader, has reportedly been arrested and charged. Stockton, accused of attempting to meet a 16-year-old boy for sexual reasons. Content creator Big Bad Wolf, who’s known for going undercover, reportedly assisted law enforcement in catching Stockton.
Now, he’s opening up to The Shade Room’s Justin Carter on ‘TSR Investigates‘ about the operation and how it all went down.
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According to Carter, Big Bad Wolf has been utilizing social media to go undercover and catch culprits for the past three years. He reportedly concocted a plan, posing as his 16-year-old “brother” attempting to meet up with an older man at a park in Los Angeles, California. Per the content creator, he initially posed as a 19-year-old on the platform Growler. Stockton allegedly contacted him, and their exchange moved over to text messages.
When he — still posing as the 19-year-old — alleged he was 16, Stockton allegedly wasn’t fazed.
“Age don’t matter to me I just care if the person is nice and keep stuff secret,” Stockton wrote to the content creator in apparent texts.
From there, the pastor asked the presumed 16-year-old if he ever had anal sex, and offered to be the child’s “first.” They exchanged pictures, and on Saturday, November 29, they agreed to finally meet up.
Big Bad Wolf Details The Operation
Big Bad Wolf phoned the police. Then, he went to meet up with Stockton. Once in the pastor’s vehicle, the content creator questioned him about his actions. Police arrived on the scene, and still Stockton attempted to justify his actions.
Scroll above to watch as Justin Carter details James D. Stockton’s arrest and charges. Additionally, Big Bad Wolf explains why he started going undercover to catch sexual predators.
